Crooksville High School - Crux Hi Skan Yearbook (Crooksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1949 volume:

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' . 1 Y V Y V Y Q. r 'N ' AHMINIXTHATIIIN HK U WY x ANI! w , I, LTY 17' W DWIGHT DARLING Crooksvrlle Ohro S rn Education and M A Ohro State Unrv S Naval Academy WILLIAM WORTHINGTON Crooksvrlle, Ohro B S rn Educatron M A Ohro Unrversrty Instructor rn Business Law, Geogra phy, Science and World History Faculty Manager of Athletics I llllxll XINIAS SUPERINTENDENT MR DARLING rs completing hrs 15th year as superrnten dent of the Crooksvrlle Schools and has thrs year been able to devote more time to the dutres of supervrsron due to the tact that a hrgh school prrncrpal was employed He conducted a study hall and assumed char ge of the test rng program rn the hrgh school this wear The testing program rcal Test for cvery student rn the upper four grades The high school also conducted the senior scholarship test and the gene al scholarship test and the state Exers Puprl Tests were brven rn the elemcntary schools planned to bc at each grade school burldrng at lcast twrce a week and spent consrderabl trme rn class superwrsron acted as supcrxrsor for both the busrness and editor al staff ot tl e Crux Hr Skan PRINCIPAL WILLIAM WORTHINUYDN prrncrpal of Crooksvrllc high School has truglrt lo years rn Crooksvrlle Two years wcrc spent at West School and the rcmarnder at the High School In addrtron to hrs dutres as prrrcrpal he rs also an rnstructor rn World History Gcncral Scrcnce and Comm rcral Law Mr Worthington has taken full responsrbrlrtx for the man agement of the athlctrc program He approves all purchases makes the schcclules arranges for transportation and super vr es thc plans for all hon c games To add strll further to hrs multitude of dutres he rs the racultv advrsor for Student Coun crl vrhrch has bccn a xerx actrxe organrzatron for the past sever al years Mr Worthington rs vcry farr rn hrs dealing wrth students and hc expects thcm to be farr and honest wrth hrm He rs very popular with the student body SECRETARY MARYBELLE GILES was one of the outstanding cornmer cral students of the class ot '48 and has served thrs year as sec retary to the superrntendent Her Job covers a multitude of dutres, rncludrng wrrtrng letters for the prrncrpal, preparrng tests for the mrmeograph, and keeping track of a great number of phone calls that are recerved darly at the hrgh school Mrss Grles has done excellent work and proves that our commercial graduates can go rmmedrately rnto responsible Jobs CRUX Ill SKA ,X 3 J' ' ' r j r A 4 A X a A ' ,,L' . A , I- I , V' . u W was expanded to include the Ohio State University Psycholog- , ' ' 1-- -' ' I - 1 f ' ' o' ' 3 Q Q He . , . . .. ' ' . , - ' 1 1 L ' ' ' 1 vlkl . He . . . . K. X ,-5. . . ' - ' ' r ' - '- ' . . f 1 ' B. . . . U. . . ,f '1 ' ir -r - ,- ' , 1 - A va . . , u . S 1 1- . . . ' . . ' . . . , X . , , A . Ks 1 1 X sh ' 1 ' . a ' '. A B- . 1 1' A .I I 'v ' 1 , K ' . E I X 1 , I . . . 7 1 - . , ' . . , I , , . Y , . , , -' f , .. . - . ' s .- ' 'S - , . K . . ir, . .u ' ' . 'J A .. ' '-. , - V . ' - ' ' - . ' ' S . z A ' . 2 ' ' ' ' ' . . , . . ' - vi lfOR'l'1'NlNlFRS R BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. DELMAR HOOPS, who has served for many years with the Board of Education, is a graduate of the Crooksville High School and a valuable employee at the Crooksville China Co. Dur- ing his long tenure on the Board of Education he has displayed a well balanced mterest rn both scholastrc affarrs and the extra cur rrcular phase of school lrfe Hrs elder son Eddle rs a member of the class of 4.3 Hrs step son Jack Sprouse IS rn Junror hrgh and one of the brrght prospects for athletrcs Son Robm rs a senror at East elementary school MR CARLIN FRANCE who rs the VICE presrdent of the board IS partrcularly mterested 1n hxgh school athletics and has served as presrdent of the Crooksvrlle Communrty Athletrc Assocratron srnce rts foundrng He rs a graduate of Ohzo Northern Unrversrty Hrs daughter Peggy who graduated from Crooksvrlle Hlgh School last year IS attendrng school rn WHSh1HgtOD D C Mr rrance rs the only member of the board who IS a Crooksvllle merchant MR HOBART ALLWINE has served longest of any or the members of the Board He rs a foreman for the New York Coal C0 a veteran of World War I and aCt1V6 rn the Amerlcan Legron He takes a great mterest rn the upkeep of the school burldrngs and rn the Board s busmess affarrs Two of the Allwme chrldren have graduated from Crooksvrllc Hrgh School and the thlrd rs now 1n North School DR A C LAWRENCE became a member of the board rn 1943 He rs a natrve of Oklahoma and a graduate of Mrssourr State Um versrty Although rntercsted rn all phases ot school work hrs partrcular pet IS the athletrc teams He rs always avarlable to serve as team physrcran Hrs son Robert who graduat d trom Crooksvrlle Hrgh School IS now attendrng Muskrngum College DR GEORGE TEDROW Jorned the Board of Educatron early thrs year He rs a Crooksvrlle Hrgh School graduate and a gradu ate of Oh1o State Unrverslty College of Medrcrne Dr Tedrow was a member of the f mous Crooksvrlle Hlgh School basketball team of 1920 that went rnto the em1 finals of the state tournament H served overseas ln World War II MR CHESTER LEASURE although not a member of the Board of Educatlon IS rmportant as the clerk tre surer He IS the busmess manager of the Wrseman Darry Hrs elder daughter graduated from Crooksvrlle 1-lrgh School rn 1948 and rs now 1n Muskmgum College Hrs younger daughter rs a member of the class of 1950 '75 DELMAR HOOPS Presldent CARLIN FRANCE Vrce Presrdent CHE TER LEASURE DR fx C LAWRENCE HOBART ALLWINE DR GEORGE TEDROW Cle k Treasurer LRUA III SKA N Y cl L . , , . , 1 . - . . . , . I K , ' Y Y A Y b , , ' : y v . . . , . ., . ' .- . Y ' . . ' ' ' . A . . . v , ' ur . . ' ' . , ' ' ' . I . - . , I ' . , S . . , . . . , , . '. , . . , . . 5 S - . 9 . , ' - - y ' 5 . l . A - ' 1 , H H 1 9, ,- . y ,, rp .rms , ,xg f f r 1, r L' A fill' f- .fuk ' . ,fx 'T , 1. 4.4 ,I wuz' .f wt, . -R, , , . ' L 'jf'- f I . ' , il Q, Q ' x ?'1'.f A f ' ' ' 'Wt 4. ' sw' 1 ,Z 4 lf gy. ' fflg 'W f 1 T - Y V Y , - - 1 V Y CAROLYN DILLEHAY Crooksxllle Ohlo B S m EdUCdtlOII M A Ohlo UDlVCfSItS Instructor 1D Ameucan Hlstory Dean of GITIQ EVA COULTLR C1 OOkSV1116 Ohm B A M A Ohio Statc Oh1O Wesleyan Umxer s1ty Instructor ln Enghsh 10 11 12 and Spam h IURYI XIXIA LR! X H1bKAN RUTH SNELL Crooksvllle Ohxo B S ID Educatlon Ohlo UDIXQTSIIW Instructor ln Enghsh Vlce Prmcxpal ls J C SEXTOIN London Ohl0 B S In Educatlon Oh10 Unlversxty A M Columbla Unlver slty Mathematxcs and Phys1cs Y , ' - f 1 ' - r 1 ' 5 W ' I 1 Q 5 - X. Q z ff '51 1' ' ' ' 7 Q ' 'Y ' 'Y X - - I ' . . . Y . y , 5 ' 5 , ,V .- 1 7 - - W - , , . ,, 1 - - I MARY A ESWINE Columbus Oh1o A B and B S 1n Edu catlon Oh1o State Un lversxty M S Oh1o Unlwerslty Commerual lfc lIQ'l'l'.X'!,X'lflQS RUTH WHEATCRAFT MILLER Crookswlle Oh1o B S ln Educatlon H C BRYANT Crooksvllle Oh1o Hexdelberg College A B ln Economlcal and Pol1t1ca1 Government Mathematlcs Geogra phy Jr Bus1ness and C1v1cs Asslstant Coach WAYNE RAMSLY Crooksvllle Ohio S ln Education ln Musxc Muskxngum College Oh1o State Unlver 1ty Dxrector of Musxg .L- M S m Home EC Oh1o State UDlVLfSllX Home Economlcs, and C lx Nfx KENNETH TENER Crooksvllle Oh1o S Oh1o State UHIVEI slty Head Coach Physxcal Educatxon Industrlal Arts ' . J .y v V I P . v . . ., I I ' D I Y . - 1' Y , 7. y I . C. . A General Scicnr-e . . 1 Y D ' B. . 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', fl' JN Muon , nl F4 ull .l:1na,:: r il Vr .'-lli-.' z S: B Vluh Sy: 'dll Vlulm 12, 3 flXl S I lass o 49 It as math both gladness and sadness that we the fortynaners approach the end ol oua hagh sehool days Oua heaats aae filled Wath gladness because of the mam hagh paaxaleges we as students of C H S haye enjoyed Ou four years math the membeas of our splendad Iaculty have been most helpful and enyoy able and through all our laves thas pleasant dSbOC1'l taon wall be a treasured memory Our hearts are filled wath sadness though when we aealaae that veay soon ue xxall b partang from the faaends and eompanaons of all oua youthful days and perhaps oua x aaaous vtays vxall le ad us so faa apaat that nexea agaan vtall vte be togethea as an the memoawbae veaa of 1949 At the begannang oi the yeaa we elaose our elass ofheeas foa the year James Bualey Paesadent Bob Sagle Vace Paesadent M artha Leaman Secaetarv Eddae Hoops Taeasuae They hate done theaa Jobs xxell Oua heart thanks to them Though small an numbeas the fortynaneas have been repaesented an eveay extaa euaaaeu lar actavatay of Caooksvalle Hagh School Elex en membeas ot the class have made era va able records on the football field Two ot them beang oua veav capable co eaptaans Bob Sagle 'and Jam Bualey Eddae Hoops Jam Burley Bob Sagle Daek Cady Don Moaaason George Stockdale Haaold Waseman gave valuable support to tne basketball team The boys of thas spoat vue led thas yeaa by Dack Cady Through thaee yeaas of athletac aetavataes the cheerleadeas Glenna Jones and Nancy Patcoek gave theaa loyal and enthusaastac sup port at eveav game and pep assembly The paesadent of Student Councal as also a senaoa thas year Bob Sagle Other membea of thas body from the senaoa elass are Jam Bua ley Rosalae Meacea and Martha Leaman Nancy Patcock Peggy Luster Barbara Spranger and Rosalae Mercer have been olhcers an Ifka whale most of the senaor garls taaelessly supported every project undertaken by the oa ganazataon In addataon to theaa Ifka aetavataes manv oi the senaoa garls aae also members of the Fu tuae Homemakers of Ameaaca Chaptea at C H Through all foua veaas of hagh school we Glee Club Thas year Bob Sagle as oua student darectol Oua Junaor play A Date wath Judy was presented by an outstandang cast and to M ss Coulter goes much ot the credat for thas sue cessful productaon Gaeat Caesar s Ghost our senaoa play x as presented on May 13 under the capable dare taon of Mass Caaolyn Dallehax oua senaoa ad vasor Reeently sax members of the class weae ehosen as members of the Nataonal Honoa .sa eaetv Those receayang pans vtere Rosalae Mea cea Eddae Hoops Maatha Leaman Robeat Sa gle Nancy Patcock and James Burley And so an partang vxe wash to expaess oua heartfelt thanks to parents teachers fraends and all who have helped to make the past four years the best days of our laves L lx X Ill Sha 't . 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Nuts about McK1uney 'f' '.x-ff1-sfs.xox Thmgs To Remember COTVIMENCILMENT CEREMONY Wednesday exemng June 1 1949 at 8 00 p m the class of 1940 wxll re LLIVG then dlplomas Reverend Floyd McGu11e 1 grzduate of the class of 1921 vxlll g1VL the commencement address He IN a graduate of Ottelbcln and of S6IT1lndIl9S m Chlcago and New York C1ty He IS now the pastol of the Lalrhmont Presby terlan Lhurch ln New York CltV MUSIC w1l1 be fuxnlshed by a portlon of the band Selectlons vslll mcludc the tradltlonal DFOCQSSIOHHI Wax March of the Prlests ' tvxo selectlons by a glrls ensemble I Passed Bs Your Wxndovx Brake and I Loxe Llfc Mana Zucca The 28 members of the gladuatmg class wele clad IH blue and whlte cape and gowns BALLAI AUREATE The BdLCdldUI93tC sermon wlll be glven by Reverend J E Houston at the Vlethodlst Church at 8 o'cloLk May 29 Musxc vull be furmshed bs a select cd group fx om the IT1lX6d chorus THE PORTYNINERS I O TO WASHINFTON D C On Sunday exemng June 5 the 28 members of the class of 49 vull leave for Washlngton D C where they w1ll spend 3 days tourmg the yarlous pomts of mterest Every membe1 expects that th1s txlp wlll be educational as well as 1n terestlng and lots of fun PROM The year's soclal hlghlxght was the tradltxonal Jumor Semor Prom, whlch xx as presented on the twent1eth of May The theme, Fo1tyn1ne1s ', was chosen as an honor to the graduates The IUUSIC was supplied by Amby Almblust and hls orchestra A clevel decoratlon scheme added to the tremendous success of the prom L ffl X ffl 5fx,l,X W .11 ' f If ' X X fl ' '- ':f::: 1? ,-,:,,.g1..--,, -:T1--,,., 1 1 x I 1 X 1 1 x 5 ' , Qu , .--,-. 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' 7 ' ' 1' , , lNllhHhH 1 W i l in Rf X 'fX w'k' X YW71 Y ' 'I ' XX ' I X -Q JUNIORS FIRST ROW Watts Mlckey Heskett Darllng Leasure Prlce Hughes Huh Eveland Poland SECOND ROW Lucas Bowers Ch nnel Phllllps Blechschmldt Smxth Gottke Trout Mlss Coulter THIRD ROW Watson Russell Watts Towns nd Rarlck Wllhams Hardmg Luman Rernember us We are the class of 1053 the freshmen of Just two years ago Now we are lmportant enough to have two members on the Crux H1 Skan staff to have our first class ulle Hlgh School pupxls Every class hopes to haxe some outstandmg character1st1c and ours seems to be schol 1 shxp In addltxon to our leadmg the Jumor semor hlgh school classes m the percentage oi honor roll students we had Lois Darlmg Ann Hull Jo Anne Bowers and Carol Hughes as the four top rankmg students out of the 140 pupxls who took the Oh1O State Intellxgence Tests u!xfX!!! XV 1- V D Y I 7 I 7 7 . 9 Y Y , . 1 v s a v I A 1 . y ' v In , . - v O . . . . 7 1 ' 7 ' X' J I 3 Y I . . .1 , I . 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' -1- 1 . . v play, and to be recognized as typical Crooks- ' ' ' ' - ' 'W'-' A- ' ff- ' u ff V ....,, ,- --- V- ------- ---------- Y A XI , -i ...., lt xllXlX th Last year the Crooksvllle Scholarsh1p team 1ncluded Jo Anne Bowers who placed th1rd IH the state of Oh1o ID Spamsh Don Trout fifth ln the state 1n bookkeeplng Lo1s Darlmg sev enth 1n the state 1n geometry and Carol Hughes tenth 1n the state 1n Spamsh II Ann Hull and Jack Rar1ck were s1xth and nmth IH Enghsh 10 and b1OlOgy 1n the South Eastern D1str1ct The two Jun1or members on the Crux H1 Skan staff are Jack R8flCk 3un1or ed1tor and Raymond Townsend ass1stant buslness man ager Two other class members Rosalec Gottlc bers Durlng the sports seasons football and b1sketball we contr1buted the followmg class members Duane Watts Jack Russell Larry WllllHmS Gerald Hammers Jay Haldxng Dan ny Luman Don Trout and Earl Watson Our n1ne band members are Carol Hughes Ann Hull Dorothy Watts J Anne Bowers Inge Blechschmldt Sally Heskett Jeannme Pr1ce Danny Luman and Larry W1ll1ams Besldes these two act1v1t1es we are well represented IH the F H A Ifka H1 Y Span 1sh Club and Glee Club Representmg us 1n Student Councll are Ann Hull Duane Watts Don Trout and Jo Anne Bowers who 15 the secretary Two g1rls 1n the Jumor class are plannmg to attend Buckeye Girls State th1s year They are Sally Heskett who IS bemg sponsored by Ifka and Carol Hughes who IS bemg sponsor ed by the Amerlcan Leglon Aux1l1ary Duane Watts who IS bemg sponsored by the Student COUDCII and Jack Rarlck who IS bemg spon sored by the Amerlcan Leglon are plannmg to attend Buckeye Boys State Carol Hughes has served as our class pres 1dent She 1S aSS1Sted by Jack Rarlck Doro thy Watts and Sally Heskett who are V1C6 pres1dent secretary and treasurer respectlve Wh1le we are handlng out school SQFVICE dx plomas we must not forget Dona Sue Leasure our excellent cheerleader Durmg the year we Junlors have sponsored two h1gh school dances and one assembly Our successful class play L1fe of the par ty was presented on the elghth of Apr1l Its tremendous success lS cred1ted to ltS amusmg plot and the act1ng ab1l1ty of the Junlor class members who partlclpated IH It Now that the school year IS almost complet ed we Jumors hope that we as next years semors w1ll brlng our school outstandmg credlt 1n scholarsh1p 1n athletxcs and 1n other act1v 1t1es C AUX HI DlXzx X ' y' ' ' 1 r 3 w wiv- -. i ' ll , . l.l , or H , . 3 1 7 1 4 v v ' ' ' . . 3 , Y . . . . Y , ' ' - . . . - y ' ' . 1 . v . . , . ' - 7 . . . , 3 l 7 k - - - . ' v ' v y . ' v x xi U 1 1 ' ' and Lois Darling are Crux-Hi-Revu stall mem- ly. 1 1 v 1 , 2 , ' ' ' . 3 1 y ' 1 'Y ' ' 1 - 1 Y Y ' ' , . . sa ' . YC, 1 ' H - - 1 ' 1 0 , ' ' , , 7 ' ' y - . . ., , ' , ' - ' 1 , v v , . . 1 . .N . . O 7 Y 9 . U ' . , , . , V 1 ' 'x l fs. 'fc 1 Marx flfqw N ---R R Junior Anecdotes INGE BLECHSCHMIDT JO ANN BOWERS BETTY ANN CHANNEL LOIS ANN DARLING PAULINE EVELAND ROSALEE GOTTKE GERALD HAMMER JAY HARDING SALLY HESKETT CAROL HUGHES ANN HULL DONA SUE LEASURE LESTER LUCAS DANNY LUMAN LAURA MICKEY CARL NEWLON FOREST PHILLIPS JUNE POLAND JACK RARICK JACK RUSSELL VIARY SMITH RAYMOND TOWNSEND DON TROUT DOROTHY WATTS DUANE WATTS EARL WATSON LARRY WILLIAMS Beautiful dimples but not for sale Peromoe Clorox or Just natural Jo Silence is much svmeeter than speech Pedestrlans you are no longer safe' If freckles were riches Id be a millionaire Temper' Temper Temperlll K K Katie We DO love these redheads' Personality plus Lana Turner doesnt have all the oomph' Shes a lady trim and neat in her work she s hard to beat A Jolly girl full of pep and fun who has a smile lor everyone The Junior classs gift to freshman fan dubs If height means fame Im nothing Has anyone heard the tardy bellg Our human chewing gum machine Buck Our fair inheritance from New Lexington How fluently nonsense flows from her tongue not her quantity Generally speaking hes generally speaking Whos your latest Tug Great deeds are often accomplished by the quiet person The entire class looks up to him May I live to become a giant Reserved but not too shy our Dot Sid our dark and dandy boy Whew' This guy is a close shave indeed Heavy but handsome Porky Llx N r' ' ' . . 'P Ah ---- - - ' - - JEANNINE PRICE When we think of Jeannine, we think of her quality 1 A 'b . ' V. I 'iff P'l'iQf7 w'i 'q I 'f '.X'-If'l-flxll .Ni ' H-, Y ,,,,,, ,,, ,v sv Hwwi,-vw,-Aw-gr,-YAYY 1 'e 'e'e ' so !c'K'll xfxff X' ,Q QQQ' 11A ' , ll .QQQ Qi ,,, SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW Brown Watts Baker Karns B Tatman Meallck Colbert SECOND ROW Mr Tener Nelson Polmg May McCla1n N Hammers Lmdlmore Bess R Tatman THIRD ROW P Tatman Whltehead Thlesen G Hammers Kemerer Pltcock Carter The class of 1951 th s year s Sophomores s dxstmctne 1n at least one respect We re the smallest class 1n Crooksvllle Hlgh School But we make up ID pep what we lack ln numbers Ce er l tlmes th1s year we have had the hit, est pereentage of students on the honor roll Our el ss officers are Joan Brown Prel dent June Karns V1ce Presxdent and B111 Colbert Secretary treasurer Student COUHCII re resentatxyes are Judy lV'eCla1n Nancy Ham mer Don hemerer md Don Meallck We boast sxx Band members nine Glee Clu members and nme Future Homemakels Asso Ll t1on members out of our class of 22 We have two football plavers Bob Pltcoek who earned h1s xarslty letter th1s year and 'Vlaw Whltehead Gerald Hammer w ho was one ot our star football players moxed on to the Jumor home room at the begmmng of the see ond semester Our two basketball players are Gene Bess and Don Kemerer We also have a member on the cheerleadmg squad June Karns We are proud to be represented on th1s group as many of our sports fans say th t our eheerleadmg lS the best m the League We have had several partxes th1s year but the most noxel thmg we dxd was the baby shower for our well llked home room teachel Mr Tener Shortly after llttle VlCkl Lynn ar rned we got together and planned th1s sur drawn and a clothes lme was strung across has desk Hanglng from lt were beautlful home made bootles baby hats b1bS dresses d1apers rubber pants a sheet and a blanket toys and rattles We were well repald for our trouble by the broad sm1le that spread over Mr Ten ers face when he reallzed what was belnl, done BEVERLY LINDIVIORE NANCY HAMMER cle! Xl!! !tlX -t Y V 7 7 1 ' 7 . 7 ' 5.1 T ' 1 U . 7 Y I 7 ' 7 , , . . i ' Y I 7 ' 7 ' 7 7 . 7 , i ' ' C , i - ' ' . ' , 7 . .. . a ' ' 'Uh- A , . . ' a , 8 , . l S'- ' ' 1 . . 1 - ' ' l ' L V , - - -7 Q ' A I 7 ' , 4. . Q . v 1 1 - , A pl'lS6. When Mr. Tener arr1ved the shades were , . ' I . .. ' b 'iv I V ' . '. 7 1 'a v A v ' y r 1 ' , A . . ' U y f H -1 S . A - Y ' v ' fi . 1 . . J 1 V- - L gig, -1 44,41 ,L1tg,sgg '+'v4gL4i ' f 'a - X ' T C C olfc llQ'l'l'.X'l,X'lflx'S D e D FRESHMEN FIRST ROW B Russell Flerce MOTFIS Strate Knerr Maxwell Swartz Harper Burley Donaldson SECOND ROW Frah Harbaugh McCla1n Dalrymple T Hennmg Hartley Wllson Dusenberry Searls Brown Ault Brown Fauley 'Mr Bryant THIRD ROW Vallee Waltemne Johnson R Hennlng Walpole Wolfe Snlde ElllOtt Glles MOYFISOD A large percentage of the senlor h1gh school enrollment IS based on our class of 60 pupxls Of these slxty fifteen are band member eleven belong to the Future Homemakers of Amerlca thlrty one are active Glee Club me'n bers and nlne have Jomed the Spanlsh Club Our outstandmg socxal events of the year were our exceptlonally successful Halloween Ten of the boys xn our class were football players and ten others were on the reserve basketball squad Two of our classmates Rob ert Lee Hennmg and Eugene Fauley were bas ketball managers LR1 X H! SKAN l T - a - 1 . 1 9 1 x 1 7 9 ' . 7 7 ' ! 7 1 1 9 ' 1 v U v v 1 ' - v 1 v l v , , - . C party and a dance at Christmas. x ' , v ' . - . ' 1 ' v ' ' ' , , . ' ' ' ' ' WT' ' ' T T ' x ' 217 Y Y , 1 ' 'A A , tH7RTYATYERS or . FIRST ROW Thlesen Houk Brown Moore R1ggS G111on Campbell Denn1s Showers McCray SECOND ROW Hawk Denn1s Trout Ashley Ayres Pltcock Cannon VV1l1ey Hara Smlth Crlsty THIRD ROW Mxller Haym n Robmsan Welch Ault Burdett Russell Watts Yoder Lols Jean Harper and Gary MOTYISOW h we sexvmg as class pres1dent and se retary trea surer IBSPCCIIVGIQ Our chosen Student Councll representatlxe are Cynth1a Schwartz Norma Watts Donn e Burley and Roland Flerce Also we are proud of our one attendant to Schwartz We are hopmg that as the boys of our class grow larger and become more experl enced they w1l1 be able to wm some football or ba ketball trophles for thelr hlgh school DONNA THEISEN LOIS HARPER LRUXFHNKAX 1 W l- - Y 7 7 I ' 7 ' 7 7 l S , . T 7 l Y ' Y 7 1 I Y 3 . 7 . , . 1 ' .1 2 1 U r 1 v v r X v v ' ' A a v , 1 proved themselves very efficient leaders by the footbau homecoming queen, Cynthia ' 0 1' r I v S - 1 . S . . . G . V , , 1 Y ' Y ' l ,V - f w 1 I ' 'x 1 o Fc 'lQ'l'l',X'l.'X'lflC.f S 9 EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW Eveland Spears Guest Whltehouse Stockdale Hughes May Watts Hull SECOND ROW MISS Snell Frash Vallee McM1llan Whlte Moore Rlggs Smlth Flerce THIRD ROW Swmgle Wlseman Ewmg Ewmg Sowers Eveland We the elghth grade are proud to contrl bute forty seven puplls to our schools enroll ment We boast an average of elght student Jn the honor roll each SIX weeks Our bOCldl ac t1v1t1es are too numerous to 11st here but we shall attempt to glve you a few examples W had a very successful Halloween party a Chr1stmas party and a Mothers Tea whlch was 1n Aprll We entertalned the Hlgh School vnth an assembly at wluch the Ameucan Le glon Awards were presented to our outstand mg pupils L NI 'X IH SKA X W l l ' 7 1 a 1 y a v 1 , . 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' . . . - Y 1 , f , N e X - f f . , ' 'L A ,igi F6 716 TYNINISIQS H FIRST ROW Mlller Cannon German Glllon Howard Karns Glles Prlce White Holcomb Blackford SECOND ROW Mr Sexton Sprouse Cox Rosser Shreeves Houston DeGarmo Dorsey Alderman THIRD ROW Newlon Jadwm Cannon Rarxck Stalter Moore Aldrlch We have elexen students IH the Crooksu le Hxgh School Band and twenty one students xn the Jumor Chorus Our class officers have served us very em c1e'1t1y throughout the school year They are Jack Sprouse presxdent Nancy Swmgle sec retary treasurer and Marlene Eveland report Our two representatlves ln the Student Counc1l are Stella Ewmg and Eddle Moore Thxs mformatlon whlch we have Just glven you IS merely a prevlew of our up and commg class of 53 Dont forget about us because well be re appearxng for several years PHOEBE WATTS TED HOUSTON LRUA HI SKA X 1 1 v w 1 v 1 n r 1 V s ' L., ' 7 7 3 7 9 1 ! , . 1 I 7 Y 7 9 ' . W . . . ' v . v . ' 9 y - . I an vv v - - v , . 1 Y 7 - - , , .. EY. - . W r w y 5 ' 'g A SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Conaway R11ey Butt Wrxght Tolhver Rosser Trout Stull Ashley Wortman Plllsbury Bateson SECOND ROW Sparks Wllson Sanborn Neff Allen Lyklns Garey Pltcock Ebaugh Ruff Whltehead Hlcks THIRD ROW Carr Tracey Rodgers Imlay Matheny Wxlson Newlon Allen Schwartz Buckley Nelson rOURTH ROW Watts Wagner Southall Cox Tolbert Eweland Drlggs Rxggs Estep Ayers Colwell FIFTH ROW Fxtzpatrlck Watson DeGarmo Wolfe Savage McArtor Hale J Rosser R Rosser Kllnger Mrs Mlller MISS Eswme Our cl ss cons1st1ng of twenty sexen gxrls high school for alrrost a year and we are Ju t now begmmng to thmk we are really a part of Crooksxllle Hlgh Schools soclal llfe Early 1n September we s lected Sh1r1ey Wh1tehead as class pres1dent and D1ck Carr as vlce presldent These two ohicers have planned all of our class act1v1t1es for us Our treasurex Beatrlce Wortman has been very falth ul rn collectmg and keeplng an accurate record or class funds Donna R1ggS and Frank Savade are our two members ln Student Councll Mrs Miller and Miss Eswme the two sev enth grade home room teachers, have assi tcd the officers ln plann1ng our partles and other dCl1Vltl6S Our two class dances and the Jumor h1gh school dance helped us to become better ac quamted vuth one another and also w1th other cl.-asses We are proud of our four Jun1or Band mem bers and twenty .Iumor Chorus members Last but not least we would 11ke to g1VG spec1al credlt to our honor roll students who have alded greatly 1n helpmg our class to gam more prestlge m the eyes of our upper class men SHIRLEY WHITEHEAD ROBERT PILLSBURY . . . . 'ef W s v . 1 1 1 v 1 1 , , , - W s l 1' 1 . s s . y y I 1 5 Y 7 ' X . W 1 v v v v 1 s u , , - W 1' lv s 9 v y V y Q , A - , , - -1 l r . 7 V 4 7 7 I 7 7 ' , . , . . , . a .' ' - ' A ' ' ' ' . and twenty-nine boys, has been in the Jumor . I l ' - . 1 , s , I v. . , . . ' ,' ' . , . O - xv . I . - . 1, . . ' ' F ' v . 1 , . l - A - . . l . ' . . 5 l ' - . , ' v - - Q T EAST SCHOOL At the East School you will find that the girls of the upper grades are interested in the Girl Scouts. The girls from the lower grades are members of the Brownies under the lead of Mrs. Ina King and Mrs. Dorothy Frecker. They have weekly meetings and go on hikes and also make gifts of various kinds. The sixth grade boys formed basketball teams and practiced in the high school gym once a week. Miss Heskett's team was called The Bobcats. Mr. Gannon's team was the Kilroy Reds. They're our future team so let's hope they're good. On Friday, November 19, at 8:00 p, rn., the East School children presented the outstanding performance of the year, the t'Tom Sawyer operetta. Five pages of advertisements were sold to the Crooksville merchants by the East School students. Marlin Southall and Denny Harper looked the part and portrayed the characters of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn respectively. Dick Young. dressed in a suit with a long tail. imitated Pard. A tap specialty by Polly Ann Dillehay and a baton specialty by Herberta Allard were add- ed attractions. All the music for the solos and the Tom Sawyer chorus was under the direction of our music instructor, Mr. Ramsey. The high school leniors served as ushers. They were appropriately attired in jeans, plaid shirts, and straw hats. l .U 1 W . N 'V . ., 1551 W A gin cv ,,' ,F , 1 4 , K - 11 C.. A x ia 'iff s , '1 I . f Q il 54 A : 'L M A , ,. . J ,B 'F -gf '. sfhn' Q ' 5 . I i ' 'Mg 1 'MK f Q 5 md' sq. if J, 3 cg, g x ' , 4 X' l 1 a 5 U 'A 1 'x A. . I ws.-1-ni-nu4vf' ' nwqvvmvw- ell 3 WW' 'l wk as L, ff! af. g 1. 7 M S FC VR Tl 'NINER S N 0 R T H S L H 0 O L AT THE NORTH At the end of oux u1nme1 Vac mon most of the students 1eturn1ng North School could b llsted as very energetlc vxorkers Startlng about the mlddlp ot Decunbu we planned our Chmstmas p.11+1es lzaxbara Chaflin Bonnle Hull Eldon McA1tor and Tommy Estep composed the comrnxttee 1n charge of Chustmas treats a X1S1t bv Dr Glenn who came fx om O S U The Nolth School semors sang 1n The Llght Eternal a I6l1g1OUS p10 gram As a fittlng Concluslon to our scl ool year the Nolth School IS plannmg a pxoglaln vxhlch 15 to be presented to the publlc some-tune ln May LRUX IIISKAN N1 ' S ' 'z ' , ' - ' to O V ' A X ' 2 Y , V ' ' . , , . The creative work in the music department was boosted as the result of , x ' L ' .4 - Q ,sv , ' ' , - I 1 ' ' -I u 7 v I I Q Q v 7 ' '1 ' ' ' ,, -1 Q , , N 1 1 - - L SNAPPED AT THE NORTH North 'School faculty The Browmes Dcor stop St1ll recess Bell bow Recess for the boys and girls. 1 ce C ll ll? Tl 'NllNlflQS T THE CRUX-HI CHAPTER of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW ROSHIIS Mercer Martha Leaman BACK ROW .l1m Burley Eddle Hoops Bob Sagle THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Natlonal Honor Socxety Chapter of Crooksvllle Hlgh School this gear mducted s1x students of the class of 49 1nto membershlp They were Martha Leaman Rosal1e Mercer Nancy Pltcock Bob Sagle James Burley and Eddxe Hoops These SGHIOTS are chosen on the b s1s of Leadershlp Scholarshxp Serv1ce nd Character the four standards of membership The new members recelve the club pm membershlp card and certlficate membershlp The people are on probatlon until the end of the school year 1f by tnen they stlll prove ellgxblc to belong to the Soclety the1r names wxll be placed on the membershlp charter m the llbrary The Annual staff Joins VV1th faculty nd students ln congratulatmg these sxx semors We hope they wxll always l1ve wlth these four qualltles foremost ln uelr hves Leadershxp Scholarshlp Servlce and Character L RUX H1 SKA X . 1 Y ' , v if - r , . . ' , . . s - 1 . V . 1 1 s x 1 v . n . . . . -f U r 1 1 C- , . . s s . 6' ' th . QQ . . . -v 1 v , E . . . 3 . . . v A s . . . A . . n ti : . . . . 1 1 1 1 ' v W Y s r 'w I f ' , , 1 4 ' 'A A 151 7R'l'YNlNlfKS AETIVITIE CRUX-HI-SKAN MUSIC DEPARTMENT Cnythia Schwartz majorette Bob Henning. major Synda Russell, majorette. FIRST ROW Spxouse Nelson McK1nney M Mercer Tatman Howard H01 Lomb Wllley Cannon Mlller Hawk Swmgle SECOND ROW Mr Ramsey Exeland Sprlngex NICCIHIH Houston Hull Wls man Ewmg Ewing Sovxers Bowers German D Watts Prlce Lmdxmore THIRD ROW Snxde Hayman Hammer Hughes Brown Blechschmxdt N Watts Heskett MOITIS Aldrxch Searls McCray FIRST ROW Fauley Morr1son Burley Glles Searls Smde Donaldson Brown SECOND ROW Smlth Heskett Watts Darlmg Leasure Hughes Hull Prlce Pxtcock Bowers THIRD ROW Fxerce Henmng McK1nney Mlckey Wh1tehead Blechschmxdt FOURTH ROW Lexerxng Morrlson Wlseman Sagle Cady Rarlck Russell Hardmg Whxtehead Y 7 3 .L ' ' , . Y V V h Y ' Y , - . I I V , y 1 v Y . . . A V' Y ' Y V Y Y A Y ' Y T h 7 . ' . , ' . y k 7 Y V N Y Y V ' W tv ' v v 'ff v ' v s q ' 6 v - 1 1 v v v 1 . Y . . A . . , W 1 ' Y 1 1 Y Channel, Jones, Tatman, Kemerer, Mr. Ramsey. Y W .V V ' 3 7 7 ! . 3 7 1 ' ' f..N, 1 , i Y. Y , .I The Crooksville High School Music Depart- ment, under the direction of Mr. Wayne Rani- sey, has completed a very active year. The band began practice before school start- ed, to be ready to perform for the football sea- son. Among the band's outstanding perform- ances were: March of the Wooden Soldiersf the train formation in honor of Dads Night and a marching football at Roseville, The band also participated in the Homecom- ing at Muskingum College, paraded to display the new Chevrolet, and accompanied the Eagles to Lancaster. At the completion of the football season, they began practicing for the Christmas Con- cert which was very successful. A mixed chor- us of sixty voices sang Fred Waring's version . x - of The Night Before Christmas. Soloists from the mixed chorus were Nancy Pitcock, Jeannine Price. Bob Sagle, Nancy Watts, Don Morrison, Shirley Cannon, and Jack Rarick. The Formal Spring Concert given April 22 received many favorable comments. Bob Sa- gle was Student Director. Pins were given to the seniors that had completed four years in the band. Those awarded pins were Nancy McKinney and Bob Sagle. Letters were award- ed to those who had completed two years in the band. Those receiving letters were Nancy Hammers, Betty Tatman, Joan Brown, Beverly Lindimore and Rosemary Nelson. Mr. Ramsey has a Beginners' Band of 25 and a Junior High Chorus of 40. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Willev Miller Houk Brown Hawk Havman Lindimore Morris McCray Nelson QFCOND ROW M y Watts J Brown Robinson Maxwell Burdett Welch Swartz Mr Ramsey TPIRD ROW Thiesen Cristy Cannon Watts Hammers Russell Shovsers Pitcock Smith BOYS CLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Donaldson Fauley 'Vlcrrison Wilson Biox n SECOND ROW Searls Whitchead Tat THIRD ROVV Fierce Henning Kenner er Luman FOURTH ROW Sagle Cadx Harding FIFTH ROW D 'Vlorrison Wiseman Lexerinu Russell tit! X ' fi .f 1 7 v Y Y .. 7 ' 7 7 ' . Y A . M .4 i O . , - , , y 1 1 ' 1 ' ' v ' , . . 4 . . A - W' 7 1 Y Y 1 7 '5 ' ' 9 1 . - .,, , G, . , ' ' - 1: , A , , , . .L - , . y , . Z N., . y - . man, Giles, Burley. . A . I A , . N . I V v 7 4 - , . , . , X il. --.W-7--N-...--- . .- ,,,,, . ' x X ---- -mal- i- H g AY if -iAi W1Yivu vtvviigdh Y ' I i I r- F i , X 1. , ,, ,-,,, Y ?YY,,,.-A A A ol W -A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' H' 'A ! ,fs Ivy XX' ' t 'lflrxr Q V- ---f-- ev---W--f--r --we H-f-Y---if -, f ..., , , ,,,, . .. .,. ..,-,,,-,-... ' I , 1 . STUDENT COUNCIL FIRS'I ROW Watts Schwartz Mercer Leaman Hammers McCla1n Ewmg SECOND ROW Mr Worthlngton Trout Burley Bowers Sagle Hull Meahck Rlggs Moore THIRD ROW Savage Fxerce D Watts J Burley Kemerer PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SERGEANT AT ARMS VACULTY ADVISOR representmg the student body make up Stu dent Councll The Job of thxs organlzatlon IS to dlscuss problems concermng the student body Among the accomphshments of the organ1 .catlon thls year were the followmg The mem bers conducted a GTIVE to ra1se money for a Roy Scout troop K fx rf BOB SAGLE ANN HULL JO ANN BOWERS EDDIE MOORE MR WORTHINGTON the cheerleaders w1th the11 expenses Durmg the Lenten season rehglous pro grams were sponsored by the COUDCII m vuhrch every church was represented We hope that these programs durmg Lenten ason w111 be contmued next year JO ANNE BOWERS Twenty students from the upper six grades, A sum of money was appropriated to help ' ' ' ' I R se ' . A 54+-ee-- ' 'I 'AX'-fill CA .N r f lfr 7lQ'l'l'Nl,YlflQS -- OUR NEWSPAPER FIRST ROW Sagle Hammer Leaman Darling Stockdale SECOND ROW Gottke Harper Sanborn Eveland McKinney THIRD ROW Karns M Mercer Bowers Miss Eswme CRUX HI REVU ISSUE NO 18 Editor ln Chief News Editor Sports Edltor Feature Edltor Art Edltor Business Manager Red Box Jun1or Clas Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter Eighth Grade Reporter Seventh Grade Reporter Band Typlsts JUNE 1 1949 Martha Leaman Nancy McK1nney Bob Sag e Lois Anne Darling Rosalee Gottke George Stockdale '7 '7 Jo Anne Bowers June Karns Lois Jean Harp r Marlene Eveland Sandra Sanborn Nancy Hammer Bette Thomas Betty Lauderback Joan Sower Rosalie Mercer Bernard Gerlick Marilyn McMillan Peggy Luster Ruby Whitehead Faculty Advisor Miss Mary Eswme For seventeen issues the above staff suc cessfully carried on the three year old tradi tion as a small mimeographed school news pap r Every word in the paper is written by C H S students Jumors and seniors do all tribute their efforts toward a better paper The Crux H1 Revu boosted all school activities and special issues greeted speual occasions The small income of five cents per paper was carefully used to pay our expenses and buy worthwhile things for the school Last fall we financed the appearance of Nilkgath Chavre one of the Unlted Nations Represent atlves from the new state of India for a h1gh school assembly The shrubbery in front of Revu funds A lighted drawing board called a Mimeoscope was purchased to improve the tracing for the school paper and programs for class plays etc Typing students appreciated the small timing clock for the typing room The paper was born in 1946 with Miss Snell Miss Coulter Miss Eswme and Mr Darling as faculty advlsors Starting last year Miss Es w ne is our only faculty advisor Martha Leaman was our very efficient edi tor for 1948 1949 If student interest in our fini hed product means any thing our paper will go n for many 'nore numbers and volumes LOIS ANNE DARLING the work of editing and all other students con Feature Edxtor LAWN Ill NAAA 1' v r x . 1 . L 1 v 9 1 I ' T r ' y , . I . . , ' V .............. 7 D n . u4...n..'-. y A ' .................. I v l I , Senlor Clas? Reporter Maflofle Mercer Senior High was paid for out of the Crux-Hi- D ...-- s l ' noun-1-...'l. Q V U , A 1... y. . . I ' . .. U aqn-uuQ-.oao1-un..uon-. l . ' , s 4 - ' - - . 1 . f ' .......,.. ' - t ' ' , ' 3 , - D . . . . , , - , , 11 ' 'H - -1- Y- ...M , .,-. U-, Y .V V, -X. r X X V . , , Q ,,,--.,..,.-,-,,-. .--.,.,, ., ,,o,-,.-,.,.-- ,. R - seem--W 'v - My-R---w?fQt A f A xf It CRUX-HI-SKAN STAFF FIRST ROW Whltehead Hoops Pxtcock M Mercer Cannon CECOND ROW Leaman Burley R Mercer McK1nney M1 Darlxng Tr IRD ROW Rarlck Sagle Curl EDITORIAL STAFF BLSINI-355 STAFF Edltc r xn chlef Q6 11Jl Edltor JLIHIOI' Edltor Grade Schools Sports Photographer P1ctures Head Typ1st Rosahe Mercer Nancy P1tc .c Jack Rauck Martha Learn n Eddre Hoop Larry Curl MarJor1e Mercer Ruby Whrtehead Eusmess Manager Jxm Burley Adx e1t1s1ng Managex Bob Saglc Cnculauon Maniger Alan Cannon Adx 1sor Mr Darllng LOIS Darhng N more Jo Anne Harper Phoebe Whltehead Robe an XF!! NX Contrlbutors ncy Hammer Beverly L1nd1 Bowers Dona The1sen Lo1s Watts Ted Houston Shlrley rt Plllsbury T I 1 ' I 9 - v ' '-- 1 1 1 - X ' v . ', 1. I . Yi '- ' , , . Y K, . li ' ' ................. ' oc' ' ' A ' ' ---.-.----.-- X I I 14 1, I i I f. .-....-..n . . . . .,......... a 1' 3 , f ' Music . . ................... Nancy McKinney F - , 2- ' , ' - 1 I 9 . ......... ......... y , y . -ifffifrfiigfg 5-QQTLiffQi'lll N ' Wt ,A - - 5' .XA F ' 'M V M V, A Y Y V V My FYYVY' W ' W' ' Nl :'i11g1,,1c.,-gj.i'i:'gi7f 'misfr 'iff ' A f V Y 1' Xl Xt x--AV v. .. ,,, A ,, 7777 F. H. A. FIRST ROW Wolfe Brown Gxllon Strate Thomas Pltcock Trout Mlller Nelson Houk Leasure SECOND ROW Prlcc Tatman Yoder Poland Gottke D Pltcock Roblnson Watts May Lll1d1l'UOI6 Baker Darllng Mrs Mlller T1-IIRD ROW Karns J Brown Jones McM1llan Hammers Hara Knexr Hayman Whitehead Campbell The Crooksxllle Chapt r of Future Horrc makers of Arrerlca has had another busy yeal Wlth the rest o the s hool wc sponsored an Open House 1n late Ceptember 1943 Our 1c modelled Foods Department and the new fluor scent llghts vtere the mam features of th1s OCCSSIOD A VKEEK later we vtere lsostesses to a Cou'x ty Rally of F H A vthlch was attended by members and adxlsors from Thornulle Glen ford Somers t Junctlon Cltv and Rosev1lle After football season we enjoyed a skatlng party at the New Lexmgton rlnk w1th oux guests Our Chrlstmas party was a supper and gxft exchange Cn February 8 1949 we formallv lmtxated seventeen new members March 11 we entertamed our mothels th faculty women the e1ghth grade gnls and tne r mothers at a St Patrlck s Day Tea The Aprll Fools Daw Dance was well at tended Hats serpentlne snakes pop and sklp dances hxgh lxghted th1s exenmg The Club officers for 1948 40 are X Presxdent Nancy Hammers VICE President Beverly LlDd1YT1OI'9 Secretary Ruby Whxtehead Treasurer Betty Tatman Parlxamentarlan Glenna Jones Reporter Mary Baker As a result of profits from our basketball concesslon stand and the sale of salt water ta rx the club has presented the Home Econom ILS Department w1th a new bullet1n board an electrlc lron paper draperles and rayon fabr1c Th1rteen of our chapter members recelved the Jumor Homemaker degree at Junctlon Clty on Aprll 7 These gxrls w1ll be el1g1ble to be come Chapter Homemakers at the Countv Ral lx next Octobcr at Glenford Our V1CePres1dent Beverly Lmdxmore 1 also the County H1StOT18H for 1949 50 As a welfare project we sent gxfts to ch11 dren xn Fmland through the World Chrlstmas Festnal orgamzatlon During August several of our members plan to spcno a vteek at Camp Muskmgum vuth oth cr Ohio Future Homemakers i v 1 v y v h 1 y ' y s v f - Q 'T' . xv 1 v y , . I ' , I 7 ' Y ? ' Y 1 1 - . . v 1' a - v V . , , , ' , V V - . G ' .......... . . 5 it W , ' ..-.. I H ' .Al ............ ' ., . -. 2 ' ' ' - ' ' ......... V 4 . I A k A - V V V 4 - V , VV . D Y t . . 1- . V V . ,, - . I V D V' . , 1 5' I V 7 ' A s I . . Y . ' . V 7 . Y ' ' ' 1 for two dresslng screens. , ' . - . V ' D ' ' - , . . - - V , V ' ' ' , V . , V V , . . v V . .1 A V .-. . ' I ' 4 - - S , . . 1 - . . , , Q K, N , - . . V ' ' ' . ' . V I 1 . . V - ' ' ' V . V V - ' V ' ' A 1 ' ' ' . ' , i 'gig , J j f'kQ1QQgQ,,, g . gp 'I' 1 ' f A - Y- V-, ,ma .44 1 l X 7 f ff-N fm A l ,X - 1 - - -------- i---Vi -V-- -V YY , , ,,, , V. .,-, . -A.-,--,........,. v 1-. , I IFKA I . 1 , xv, ann , ,-,,Y,,, , ,-,,,,,,-.,,,,,- FIRST ROW Darhng Leasure Watts M1CkeV Channel Lauderback Sowers Poland Luster SECOND ROW Prlce Whltehe d Jones Smlth Pltcock McK1nney Thomas Eveland Mlss Dlllehay THIRD ROW Mc'M1llan Hughes Hull Sprlnger R Mercer Heskett FOURTH ROW M Mercel Blechscnmldt Bowers Take lots of hard work lots of fun wonde tul fellowshlp w1th wonderful glrls and you get but one thlng IFKA Th1s Junxor senlor girls organlzatlon has been famous at Crux H1 for many years but perhaps never so famous as It was 1n 48 and 49 Although we had a very small group we worked hard and we mean hard It took co operatlon from all twenty SIX of us to put on our very famous Balloon Mxnstrel at the an nual Washlngton Tea Wlth Dona Leasure and Nancy P1tCOLk as lnterlocutors Jeannlne P1 lce Ann Hull Betty Lauderback and Joan bovs ers as endmen and backed by twenty chorus mem bers the Ifka glrls presented to thelr mothels and frlends one of the best WHSh1Hgt0U Teas Crooksvxlle has ever seen Many small chlldren were talklng about our Ifka Santa Claus for a long tlme after Decem ber 25 And we are sure the older people of the town enJo5 ed our carols The theme for our Mother Daughter Ban quet th1s year was Hawan The d1nner was held at the Church of Chrlst The tables were beautlfully decorated w1th gay flowers and frults typlcal of that country Each Ifka glrl and her mother was presented Wlth a le1 a mmlature palm tree and orchlds from Hawan The nstallat1on of our new oilicers at th1s ban quet was a very xmpressxve ceremony Vke have as our leaders th1s year Nancy Pltcock presrdent Rosalie Mercer vice presl dent Peggy Luster secretary and Barbara Sprmger treasurer Installed at the 'Mother Daughter Banquet as our new officers were Carol Hughes prcsl dent Dona Leasure VICE presldent Betty er We senlor Ifka gxrls want to wlsh the new oflicers and club members all the good luck m the world and we hope the club IS as success ful IH 49 and 50 as lt has been thls year t!Ql X ff' A XX T I Y 7 V I V Y Y 7 Y , . ' - . .' ua . , ' , ' , ' , , , . wi - Y Y 1 . I 1 ' 7 ' '-- . ', Q D , . ' . 1 , T' - H ' , . ' ' Y b ' a l I ' , . - - , , . v v - y ' ' N v I ' ' s ' ' I. V l A ' I . ' 4 s D 1 I s l ' ll' ' 7 X I 9 'Q Y 7 4. 1 9 V , . 7 i - . . , ' 1 ' - A Y I I Channel, secretary, and Sally Heskett, treasur- Y . , . Y . ' , - , - 7 . , , . . r 31, gi W-, :I ,Y ,,-,'ggL-g,f 'e. '.T ' ' ' 4 ' '-- - W ' .LQJLT --A ---,A,NW U I Y w,-A4 A - V- A -ia--A--n ,-,W-'41, Q l-,,,,, . ' I I ' . . V ,--,,, ,-N., ,,,-O, Y i ,., lx! IFKA'S BALLOON MINSTREL PRESENTED AT ANNUAL WASHINGTON TEA fka's endmen: Donoe Nuthin, Doolittle Watt, Will Knot, The Mandy Dance. From left homas Dewey Harry Truman Jones. Watt, Whitehead, M. Mercer, R. Interlocutors: General Jackson and An outstanding number of ,the General Lee. was the Pussy Cat Song. IFKA INITIATION to right, believe it or not Mercer, McMillan 168 No. they aren't from Mars. Just junior girls who were determined to join Ifka. 'c L. v ,g.-.,flQ.g..lf:i 'fy at A ,I H, aj' Ut N, B CLUB - 4 X .. ., flfilf Iff' 12.11 ... QYQQQQQDITL President ................. Eddie Hoops Vice-President ....... Martha Leaman FIRST ROW Whitehead Hoops McKinney M Mercer SECOND ROW Lauderback Leaman Pitcock McMillan Miss Dillehay THIRD ROW Stockdale Tatman Cannon R Mercer FOURTH ROW Cady Burley Sagle The 1948 49 Span sh Club held its organi Latxon meeting September 23 1943 and elected Jack Rarick president Geraldine Morris is thc xice president Jo Anne Bowers secretary tr asurcr and Lois Anne Darling reporter 'Vliss Eva Coulter is our advisor The club has a membership of 22 To take cire of such business as assembiic new names for the Llub and etc we have sh mit monthly strictly business meetings on school im On thc sou ii side of our calendar there mas party at Rozannc Tatmans the V ilentmc party at Lois Anne Darlmgs and Mutha Hawks very nice party in March At the beginning of the school year Miss Coulter secured the names of Spanish speaking students who wished to correspond with boys and girls in the United States Spanish stu dents have struck up many a friendship in Spain and South America through their corre spondence LOIS DARLING Sec'y-Treasurer ......, Rosalie Mercer Reporter .........., Betty Lauderback B Club-all seniors want to make it! Few seniors do. The membership this year varied from 2 to 15. The activities of the B Club this year were rather limited. We had very few meetings, with the highlight of the year being a Christmas dinner with a gift exchange. Eve- ryone enjoyed themselves immensely. At one of the meetings we had the pleasure of hearing a talk about Europe by Pearl Hughes who had just recently returned from a trip ther The club sponsored a trip to the bank with all the senlors participating We were shown the warious departments of the bank and their use Some of the students were fortunate e nough to ee some gold coins All B Club members will agree that not only did they learn a lot from our lCl.lV1tl9S this year they also had lots of fun and uc wunt to take this opportunity to thank Miss Dilleh 15 for putting up with us for two semes ters of history FIRST ROW Hawk Theisen McCray Haip er Darling SECOND ROW Tatman Showeis Nelson Willey THIRD ROW Bowers Karns Burley Brown FOURTH ROW Fierce Giles Watts Rarlck FIFTH ROW McClain Watts 'le hschmidt Morris QXXII Al , x 7 QI H 7' I ' s . ' . . I . , . I ' . . ., . I I , I I I - i l. b X ' I , Y , - x , ,I ' I T I I . 1 W ' 1 I' V' i A ' f , , , - - - I IVI - I . f 5 ' '- Y' by . ' , - . . . I - I E I ' F 7 - 0 A I - ' 2 M Y . . 1 - I , I . ,. , . , Z I . - 1 .JI t QI Y, , .2 , . . , , I are such memorable occasions as our Christ- . I I , I - I 1 I .. I . I . . .' I l I L s q 1 v I ' 7 I . . L , I I . ' , . l . - l ' W . ' . ' I I I 1 v I - T I a Q - I I ' I W V In . - 4 : , . ,...- . I. . .. -.u.-..- .. ., . V, . , . . , ...--. IW-, .1jii?i:1TZ---.i.i.1i11..---.,g.--.g1T'---,-. i I - t 1 - N fx ,F .X , ...D . -. L lx 'K'l'7'.X'lyX'!:'!x'S OUR FORTYNINER PERSONALITIES Prettlest Teeth Larry Curl B1ggest feet Joan Sowers and Bob Sagle Tallest g1rl Shortest G1r1 Peggy Luster Prettlest halr Glenna Jones and Jav St1ne Most popular semor Eddxe Hoops Most talkatlve Betty Lauderback Quxetest sen1or Alan Cannon L1xf,X H! NIVXX Tallest boy Bob Sagle Shortest boy Dan Yoder Prettlest eyes Don Morrlson Prettxest Legs Bob Sagle Barbara Springer Jim Burley an? Glenna Jonesimd . , , , X , , S H 'IQ f4l',X', .XS,fffx'.: GUYS AND THEIR GALS AT C. H. S. K Tommy Hennmg Lo1s Harper Whats the questxon Tommy Don Morr1son Carol Hugnes Actions speak LOUDER than words Buddy Rarxck Cy nthla Swartz Is she really that shy Buddy? 'Q Bob Sagle Glenna Jones Isn't LOVE grando Jlm Burley Joan Brown 'Host romantlc couple Tay Stme June Karns Steadfast C H S couple LIU X FU NAAX Larry Curl MarJor1e MQYCEI True love never runs smooth Ronald FIBTCB Nancy Watts Why so solemn Nancy '7 Geo Stockdale Jeanette B Corrldor Romeo and Ju11et ' 5 ds. .AL V 'ac I I 5 L K ii I f W . ' X ' A, ' 1 ' 1 . X - .1 rf N H, f L 4 , , . ' ' -' ' ??? 1 ' . ' . , , - , - 1- , , , f x , ,xx,Xfrl- ' ' Ks! XlX X JUST PICTURES-C. H. S. Crux H1 Skan photographers Loafing as usual Dw1ght Cady and h1S chalr gang Larry Curl and Jay Stme Tatman and rred Baker what are you thmkmg 3 Professor Gerllck Color Guard Eggfv, McKinney., B I Marybelle looks busy Bud Hxcks our coalman Glrls gym class Eddle looks Our Gang Our Gang No 2 Hoops must natural have seen doesnt he that plcture . , ' . et l '. l , . ' . s- 5. so s so or s, 1 Xi! X af ff..+,'JrX X - H1ff , , , I lt 'fx :ll xx: fflxl X ,L 4, i.--------mv H-.---T Dramatics Class of 1949 In Final Appearance Tommy and Helen Hn ally get together Why Johnny I think you re cute Uncle Sylvester proposes again a'ter 21 years Poor Debby' Johnson dont you belleve IH ghosts The cast The staff Lshers tlxlxxfff GREAT CAESAR'S GHOST!!! As this issue of the Crux-Hi-Skan goes to press the seniors have pre- sented their play GREAT CAESAR'S GHOST. But we must look into the future to see what the outcome will be-s'1y that sounds familiar at least it docs to the play cast for that is exe actly what THE GREAT MAJAH CDon Moiiisonl does When PENFLOPE MAXWELL QNancy Pitcockb and PHOEBE DE ROYSTER fMar1lyn Mc Millianb disappear things start to pop UNCLE SYLVESTER fEdd1e Hoops? a long lost aicheologlst uncle of thc Maxwell family and AUNT POLLY CBcttv Lauderbackb a career woman who owns her own company Join f01CCS to try to get HELEN MAXWELL ClNancy McKinney? a n d TOMMY TUCKER fBob Sagleb married To get TOMMY in the good graces of PENELOPE everyone decides to hold a seance by which they will make PENELOPE and PHOEBE re appear The servants ESTHER HATTIE and JOHNSON QRuby Whitehead Joan Sowers and Bernard Gerlickb are ea ger to help and they play a very suc cessful part in making PENELOPE and PHOEBE think they ve disappeared DICK O'DONNAL and DEBBY DE ROYSTER CD1ck Cady and Glenna Jonesj give the aud1ence a fine exam ple of puppy love after DEBBY gets fixed up that IS and after DICK stops stealing the maids cake Of course the most lmportant char acter is GREAT CAESARS GHOST ' Exerx one wlll enjoy we know the antics of this member of our GHOST No one missed it ' Everyone is still talking about 1t ' It was truly an outstanding play K' v Y l 1 . . , ' J , . Y . . ' , 1 , . . . i 1 , A 9 Y 3 7 Y 7 , - , - . , . T 7 . . , - v uv , V I ' v Q W A , . 7 , , I , V , . W . . - Y , Y 1 - , . 5.4 . ' v V , ,,,..,,., L -.,. ,,--.,-,,-,. -2-, --We wh- A--- - y W ' N 1 A, v- ' x . I Y -.-M -3--T, i ' ' 1 A . 1 1 -fs 1 2 rx f x fifths CLASS OF 1950 STAGE LIFE OF THE PARTY THE STAFF FIRST ROW Townsend Watson Gottke Darling N Wlon Phillips SECOND ROW Lucas Watts Blechschmidt Channel Hull Smith Thomas THE CAST FIRST ROW- Rarick. Bowers, Heskett, Hughes, Price. Watts. SECOND ROW- Williams THIRD ROW- Russell Hull Blechschmidt Channel Luman Hammer Junior Play, Life of the Party Huge Success' Capacltv Crowd Sees Hilarious Comedy of Teen Age Antics CROOKSVILLE O 1949 Miss Exa Coulter chalked up anotner smash hit in plax directing as the Juniors of 49 presented their class play before a highlx pprecnative audience Fr dax Ap 11 8 at 8 p m ID the high school auditor act comedy written by Mairijane and Jos pn Hays The storv centers around the famllv troub les of a typical American busmes go gettcr Jack Rarxck his social climbing wife Jo Anne LA Bowers his three love sick daughters Carol Hughes Jeannine Price and Sally Heskett and a gay Lothario son Duane Watts They are the Hughes family that has Just moxed into a new community Butterfield where Mr Hughes DHD! Outstandmg performances were gnen by Jack Rarick Jo Anne Bowers Carol Hughes Jeannine Price Larry Williams in short the whole cast was outstanding 9 ' 1 . , . 1 . 7 I 7 7 ' Y A . . c , . L .- I 7 I - 7 Y 1 3 ' ' 66 ' 99 , . T . 7 ' I - D I - . 'S I .fy 5 v - V v . 'Y if . . I , 1. 'V' . I T , - - ' ' ' ' . . ' . ium. The hit, 'A'L1fe of the Party, is a three- is opening a new branch office for his com- H. ' . . t- ' . I r . . ' . ' ..,Y. -...-v..-- ,, , W- .. ,--.,-.m . , , . . , -- 'ij '-'- -i ::'- I ,xx - 1' H-.Nix .N Leasure, Watts, Trout, Mickey --4 -f-H--v-Y ----H' '-'-------- f i H' 'X 'r X ' '1 N f-- ,,.,,,i,,,,,,w,,-,,,e,.,,-, ,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,1 1 fx f l .ti tl AF ,,, -- ,.- ,J ACTION SHOTS FROM THE LIFE OF THE PARTY Mike Tisdale fLarry Williamsb puts force on Snazzy Teddy CDuane Watts? tries to explain to his dates Mitchell CDon Trouth. but can he? Hughes, Leasure, Williams, Trout, Price, Russell. Hull, Watts, Blechschmidt, Mickey, Watts. Pop gets pinched Action Father Gets Slugged Bowers Hcskett Hughes Rari k Hammer Watts The entire cast looks on TT csffflffe M ' LWKIVX-fff-.QfxlA.X . .. ., Y ,. Y yy to be O c I-L llQ I l ,X LX lglxlr O O- O: W FOOTBALL FIRST ROW Mgr Karns Flerce Mgr Trout VV1lson Mgr Tatman Burley Mgr Wats Jn bECOND ROW Watts W1lll3mb Haldmg Sagle Burley Cady Hammers THIRD ROW Coach Tener Yoder Stockdale W1S9m8n Curl Hoops Russell MOTYISOH Johrson Elllott McCla1n Coach Bryant FOURTH ROW Whltehead Russell Pltcock Scurlock St1ne Wa1tem1re Luman MOTFISOU Glles The fortynmers dld not strlke lt rich e began our season th1s year w1th a bang but there was a decllne 1n our playlng the rest of the season The team was greatly outwelghed durlng the entlre schedule of games Also an other f ctor whlch added to our losses was the lack of adequate and exper1enced subst1tutes There were four boys that made the all M team but there vtere three on the second team and one recelved honorable mentlon Dxcx Cady made second team guard our co captam Bob Sagle was placed at center on the second team Don Morrxson our passmg speclalxst was elected as back on the second team and our other co captam J1m Burley recelved honor able mention LR! X H1 NKAN - . y . y - , , - , , - , , 6 1 v l l la ' h v v 1 1 - W r 1 l 7 1 l v 1 1 1 Q v 4 v l v ' l s ' ' T . 1 1 I ' 7 ! . 7 D 7 r - 1 ' ' ' ' ' . W V. L. team this year. None got on the first ' l ' 7 , A . - . ' 9 S ' ' 1 . , - . , . . - W Y , -W , Y A r ' 1 1 Y Y , J , - -R, 1 NX! X 1948 FOOTBALL RECORD Lancaster Reserves Caldwell New Concord VI and M Rosevllle Bremen Ph1lo Glouster New Lexmgton 6 o s Crooksv111e Crooksvllle Crooksvllle Crooksvllle Crooksvxlle Crooksv111e Crooksvllle Crooksvllle Crooksvllle E.!'3 -sian 9 2 ss , FIRST ROW Coaches and captams, Sagle, Burley, MOFFISOD, Cady SECOND ROW Yoder, Curl, W1S8m8H, Hoops, Russell THIRD ROW Watts, Hammer, Hardxng, Pltcock, WIIIIHTHS, Flerce, Burley FOURTH ROW Sagle centers to Morrxson, Mcrrlson passes, fortynmers of the wars1ty, rn formatxon, managers L K! 'X Ill XKA X 'wfgg C T' C C T if lf! llx 'l'l'X'l X lf x Q C H O Our Football Dzar LANCASTER RESERVES The Ceramlcs opened their season w1th the Lancaster re serves Thls was the first game that the Cer amlcs played under the new coach Mr Ken neth Tener Mr James Paprltan was the coach of the Lancaster team Thls was the first tlme he had been back to a Crooksvllle game smce he left in 1940 Crooksvllle won the game 19 0 Morr1son cored 2 touchdowns and Burley 1 Hoops converted once for the lone extra pomt CALDWELL On September 24 the Ceram :cs met the Caldwell team on the home field for the celebrated Moms Night game 'lhe Cer amlcs were defeated 2613 It was a hard fought game w1th MOTTISOD scoring 1 of the losers touchdowns and Trlg Russell the other Hoops made the lone extra polnt NEW CONCORD For their next game Oc tober 1 the Ceramlcs traveled to New Concord We were defeated 13 7 by the Llttle Muskles who were to be co champlons of the M V L Wlth New Lexlngton The Ceramics one tough break came when a klCk was blocked behlnd the Crooksv111e goal l1ne Sawyer of the Llttle MUSk1eS recovered for the score A pass from MOFFISOH to Hammer was good for Crooks score was t1ed In the 3rd quarter New Con cord scored agam Although Crooksvxlle was w1th1n the 20 yard l1ne tvnce 1n the last quar ter they falled to score M 8z M The M 8: M grldders the h6dVl est rn the League came to Crooksvllle Octo ber 8 pretty confident of an easy vlctory The first quarter was the dlsastrous quarter for the Ceramrcs as the Blg Reds scored 19 polnts Durmg the rest of the game the lowly Crooks ville team held its own The passrng of Morrl son and Hoops turned the game mto a wild scormg spree Crooksvllle gamed almost as much via the air route as d1d M 8: M on the ground Watts scored two touchdowns Hoops one and Morr1son one The three conwersxons were made by Hoops one a drop klck a feat not often seen on the grldxron these days ROSEVILLE On October 15 the Ceramrcs went to Roseville to meet the mlghty Ram blers The Ceramics were defeated 32 0 The Ramblers scored after only 1 minute and 40 seconds of the game had passed on a fumble Three plays later they made the score Thls score was the worst defeat Crooksvllle has suf fered at the hands of ROS6Vlll6 for several years BREMEN The next week Crooksvllle went to Bremen hopmg for a victory but the Bre men team was out for revenge of the beatmg thev took from the Ceramics last season The game was very excxtmg all the way with the lead changlng several tlmes Touchdowns of the game for Crooksvllle were scored by Mor r1son Watts one by freshman halfback Jlm Johnson and the other by Wiseman The thrlll of the game came m the last few minutes when a pass from Hoops to MOYYISOH tied the game Hoops made his only conversion of the game to put the Ceramlcs on top 25 24 Before the gun sounded Bremen team was agaln knockmg at that golden gate but they were subdued by the efforts of our center and co captain Bob Sagle when he broke through and spllled them for a 15 yard loss PHILO On October 29 the Ceramics trav eled to Philo to play for the first tlme on thelr new Duncan Falls field It was the night of Ph11os homecommg and a large crowd was there to witness the game We were defeated Ceramics on a pass from MOFFISOH As usual the Crooksvxlle team made more yardage through the air than their opponent but fa1led to get thelr ground forces on the move GLOUSTER Our next game was with Glouster on the home field We suffered a de feat by the score of 21 7 Morr1son scored our only touchdown and Hoops made the couver sion Th1s was the first trme the Ceramrcs had been defeated by Glouster 1n many years NEW LEXINGTON For the last game of the season C100kSV1ll6 traveled to New Lex to meet the Panthers It was the homecoming game for New Lex The M V L tltle was restmg on this game Blg B111 Wollenberg and assocrates were to be too much for the Ceram rcs as we bowed to them 56 0 New Lex trled very hard to better the score by whlch our last years team defeated them but fell Just three pomts short of the1r mark Although the Cer amlcs fought hard for they knew thls game was to d8C1dB the owner of the Whlte Shoe the Panthers proved to be too strong and the Whlte Shoe was lost to New Lexington L IQ! 'X Ill NKAN Y l I I 1 A . . 1 ' ' . . - . - V ' , . ' s 1 - f ' ' 1 y ' I Y 1 - ' 1 V4 ' ' . .' , - . - 9 ln ' vs ' - I Y ' . . V4 n Y ' . ' 1 , 1 A , - . , ' . . . ' . , ' ' ' T y ' - . ' . , . ' vil1e's only score. Hoops converted and the 26-fi HOOPS Scored the Only t0U,Chd0Wl1 f0I' the s . I . V. . I - - 1 ' ' 1 - ' ' v I . a ' ' . - Y I . , , , . . ' , ' Q - . ' , . ' 1 ' t ' , . . , . o n n I , . It , I . . ' ' ' . . ' , . l Y 1 - ' - . Y Y V 1 Y V j 2 A - -A A BASKETBALL VARSITY FIRST ROW Sagle Hoops Cady Burley MOFFISOD SECOND ROW Mgr Hennlng Stockdale Russell Wlseman Trout Mgr Tatman Mr Tener OUR RECORD DURINC 1948 49 ln th1s season of 1948 49 the Ceramlc bas ketballers had a very unsuccessful season los ng 14 and w1nn1ng only 5 The team could not seem to get hlltlllg all together 1n one game th1s year Don MOFFISOH was the most con s1stent scorer durxng the year The teams Hve games won were two from M gl M one from Glouster one from Bremen and one from our nemghbor school McLuney These few v1ctor1es placed the Ceram1cs 1n 6th place 1n the M V L at the close of the season In the tournament at Athens Crooksvxlle drew Carbon H111 for the first game Carbon H111 had won 23 games and lost only 2 The Ceramlcs lost to them 68 33 The Ceram1cs had a new coach th1S year Mr kenneth Tener 1S a graduate of Oh1O State He came dlrectly to us from college and we all have gxeat fa1th 1n hlS coachmg t 'L 7 7 ! Y ' ' 1 1 ! 7 7 ' I - ' . , . - I T v' ' l A - 7 , , - - , , . . ' 1 A V -f V - V- - V 'W g 5 t x 'W'-'--A-r - '-e i', gg A - - ' 'Y' -'U -Ai- -'Qi A 1, - A . - I 1 , 1 ........i...---......T..-- ,C -- -.., - H YR Tl 'NINISRS 3 BASKETBALL SCORE BOOK Philo .................... Caldwell ................ Glouster ................ M 8: M .................. New Concord ............ 36 45 49 Roseville ................ 42 34 57 60 New Lex ................ Junction City ............ Glouster ................. 76 Phxlo .........,.......... 56 48 56 Caldwell ................ Roseville ................ McLuney ................ Bremen 1 ................. New Concord ............ New Lex ................ 49 29 47 M 8a M ,................. 32 69 54 38 St. Thomas ............... Crooksville .............. Crooksville ........ ,..... Crooksville .............. Crooksville .............. Crooksville .............. Crooksville .............. Crooksville .............. Crooksville .............. 33 33 49 26 54 45 32 39 Crooksville ........... . . . 45 Crooksville .............. 44 Crooksville .............. 48 Crooksville .............. 47 Crooksville .............. 55 Crooksville .............. 53 Crooksville .............. 53 Crooksville .............. 37 Crooksville .............. 24 34 Crooksville .............. TOURNAMENT SCORE Carbon H111 .............. 68 Crooksville .... L ......... 34 R E S E R V E S FIRST ROW Glles Johnson Flerce Waltemlre SECOND ROW D Burley G Morrison Wllson McClain THIRD ROW Mr Bryant Vallee Kemerer 'Mgr Fauley About Our Reserves Thls year the reserves went all season w th out a v1ctory The team was composed of all freshmen wlth the exceptlon of Don Kemerer a sophomore Even though these boys dld not wm a game we of Crooksvxlle Hlgh feel as though they w11l develop mto a champlonshlp ball club before they are finished with thexr schoollng They have the teamwork and should develop scormg ab111ty by next year Johnson was the team's leadmg scorer wlth 107 pomts wh1le Fierce and Waltemxre were second and th1rd w1th 68 and 63 pomts respectlvely CRUX IILKAN , - f . , - -. , . , , . ' Y 7 7 ' ' . v ig . . . , , . ' 1 I 1 , ' ' ' n , 'v 1 Q 7 ,V ,A fl' ' A - .... - lf: 'lx l'lfX l X I-'KS ABOUT THE TEAM DICK CADY. our captain played at guard the Ist part of the season and then at forward. He scored 119 points during the season. Dick also made honorable mention on the all M. V. L. team. DON MORRISON, our other forward led the team in scoring with 265 points. He was the best set shot on the team. Don was the on- ly member of the team to make the Ist M. V. L. team. BOB SAGLE, played center all season. and scored 177 points, although he was guarded by taller men most of the season. EDDIE HOOPS, played forward the Ist part of the campaign and guard the last half. He scored 132 points during the season. JIM BURLEY, another guard scored 66 points. He and Sagle did most of the rebound work on defense. GEORGE STOCKDALE, one of the seven seniors on the team, was a replacement for Sagle. HAROLD WISEMAN, a substitute forward and guard, was very aggressive on defense and another of the seniors. JACK CTriggerD RUSSELL, one of the steady substitutes of the season at guard. He is a junior. DON TROUT, a substitute guard and for- ward is a very accurate set shot. His limita- tion is his short stature. GENE BESS, the only sophomore on the team, did not play until the last semester, but he saw action from then till the end of the sea- son. FIRST ROW Captain Cady Morrison Sagle Burley Hoops SECOND ROW Coach Tener Wiseman Stockdale Russell Trout Q :IX plx f 0 I'X'-lll-f'l.X A- CERAMICS IN ACTION ROSGXIIIE' game Burley fightlrg for the ball Czldy Burley and Sagl r1ght m there pltchmg S e 1 k n H th b kg d ovx rs oo s o oops m e ac roun 'Mrrruon IFISS .1 long, shot C H S cheerleaders m actxon I lf! 1 l TIIIE CIlElElRI,E.AlDlEIlS There could be no complete sports section in an annual without including the cheerleaders. They practice almost as much as either the foot- ball or basketball team, and all their yells are ex- ecuted with split second timing. Our cheerleaders this year include two se- niors, Nancy Pitcock and Glenna Jones, one ju- nior, Dona Sue Leasure, and a Sophomore, June Karns. Without the cheerleaders and their yells, our team would have a tough time keeping up their morale. That constant chattering, and urge from the grandstands, is that certain something that makes a fellow want to keep on .plugging when he is winning as well as when he is on the small end of the score. They also add color and stunts to the assem- blies at school before games. Miss Dillehay and her girls come up with so many really good stunts and ideas, that it sometimes seems impossible for them to think up new ones, but they always have a new idea for every occasion. The team and coaches wish to extend their sin- cere thanks to these untiring cheerleaders, who kept our spirits up all season. Y FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! YOU GOTTA' F-I-G-H-T! NEW CHEERLEADERS- l JUNE,GLENNA,DoNNA GLEE SHOWERS and LOIS HARPER and NANCY l-I TIC 'll '.X'l,X'lflx'F as 1 1 INTRAMURAL CHAMPS FIRST ROW Gelllck Levermg Yoder Scurlock SECOND ROW Sagle Moruson Cady Stockdale INTRAMURALS The fortymners do lt again Sports dld not stop w1th the endlng of bas ketball season This year we had a very ac txve lntramural schedule The sen1ors were the ch mplons of the upper three grades ln basket ball They won sxx gam s and lost none Tre four losses leavmg the lowly Jumors to oc cupy the thlrd place wxth one wm and five losses The leadmg scorers for the sen1ors we1e Morrxson and Sagle The leading scorers for the sophomores were Burley and Hoops The leaders for the Jumors were Watts and Ham mer ln the Jumor hxgh mtramurals the 9C team won the most games wlth the 9A team close behmd Agam the semors proved to be super1or when our girls won the volley ball champ1on ship thls year Th1s was due to the fact that they have had more experlence m th1s 1nt1a mural sport than the other three grades Due to the fact that there are too many oth er aCtlVltleS goxng on at th1s time of the year such as the plays and band concert there was no baseball schedule planned We of the sports dept of the annual hope that there wlll be baseball next year tlxI'X H1 SK,-LX 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 - i 1 .I 1 1 ' . . . . - , . , , . . 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